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I asked for EW-level protection, but we haven't gotten it yet. Anyway, we keep getting unwanted edits to that page when it's unprotected.
If I reject an account because they did not give a good enough description of how to help, should I tell them why on their profile and do they get another opportunity?
So NO MATTER WHAT everyone gets a second chance?
Well, if someone says something like "Yay" or something completely vague I think you can reject it.
If they show that they're interested for real in contributing, give them a second chance. If they clearly don't care, don't bother.
Give them a second chance if they actually wrote a real request.
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Yes, that's known as a "partial reject". Here's my general philosophy for now: If the user says s/he read S:CONTRIB and the request notes aren't stupid, then just ask for more specific information (e.g. "What articles would you do ___ on?" if the user said they would do something to articles). If the user didn't say s/he read S:CONTRIB but had ok request notes, ask the user to read that page again and submit new request notes as a reply to your comment.
if you read the "how to start ew" link that was given on the cp you would of seen this, and it tells how to reject/accept/partially reject accounts.
How do you make it so when you hold your mouse at a place for a while, it shows a custom message?
What do I categorize sandboxes as?
There's no need to categorize userpages (or user subpages).
Just now. scmb1 added it per my request.
It needed to be added in the server configuration.
Wait - how did you know right when she added it?
She told me, and I think she added it earlier, I just didn't have access to my computer until a few minutes ago.
I thought you'd be a reliable source, so here' goes. I IP ban people on my site who misbehave. However, it appears that a device such as a phone's IP address constantly changes all the time. Do you know of any way in PHP preferably to block someone based on a particular device such as a phone with a changing address?
Unfortunately, there is no good way to do that. If the IPs have something in common, it would be possible to ban the range of IPs that it uses, but that also has the potential side effect of banning innocent users. You could also try doing the "autoblock" thing, where if a user logs in from a blocked IP, it blocks that username, and if the user logs in from a blocked username, it blocks that IP.
I don't like autoblock, because if you enable that, you are giving the prv. to that user to ban any IP. All they have to do to ban the library is sign on.
What then is Scratch's method of preventing users to continuously create a new account?
They really just have IP addresses. It's actually fairly easy to get around that as long as you remove all of your cookies and permanently use a proxy.
They can IP ban logins, account creation, or all access to the website. I think if you use a proxy they will check cookies to see if you've been to the ip ban page.
Yeah, I mentioned removing cookies in my above post.
Have you noticed Scratch does not send encrypted password data? There is no https.
They can be a pain in the button with SSL certificates, and a hacker can easily decrypt data sent with SSL. Also, many other sites besides Scratch do not use SSL including Tomshardware.
Actually, TLS is pretty secure. It's extremely difficult to decrypt.
Additionally, it never hurts to have it. You can obtain a basic certificate for $15/year or lower, and keeping the server running with it is pretty easy.
How can it be so hard to decrypt when the server/client both have to decrypt it? It must be a standardized encryption that one can easily maneuver around.
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Clicky! - It's one of those public/private key things involving handshakes and whatnot.
Ah, that seems so much more secure (and wise) than SSL! That way there is a different encoding for each communication with each client, brilliant! I think that for a site like Scratch or the Scratch Wiki itself, SSL is not really important, because you do not have to enter your address, telephone #, full name, and there is no credit card-related stuff. I don't really care that Scratch does not use SSL. But for something like Amazon I do care because personal information is there. Think of it, Scratch is non-profit so no one will really be able to get money by hacking into your Scratch account, and that's usually why people hack into things, to somehow get money.
You can still see who is blocked on the Special:BlockList page.
Yes, I know. I don't have the resources to hide that, unfortunately. However, at least the users who were once banned and have since been unbanned can't be seen.
But I totally remember, like, all of it.
JayceeMinecraft has been repeatedly asking me to help them with their everything wiki and I have said no multiple times but they keep coming back. When they asked you on their talk page, I responded. Then they preceded to make this edit. Is this against the Wiki's rules? Thanks jvvg.
Thanks for letting me know, I'll take care of it.
Oops. Not much I can do about it, though.
True, but neither of us does have that password.
In my head I went through several replies I should use. One was where I was really surprised at the idea that you didn't have the password.
The fact that I can't have multiple FTP accounts notwithstanding, they are actually an excellent host. They are much more professional than FatCow and the system works great.
If you are talking about G***i then I have several reasons why I don't like them.
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ The host I chose hosts several pretty reputable websites, including fluxbb.org. I also don't really trust x10, the offer looks like one of those "too good to be true" things (i.e. it will be really great sometimes but be plagued by downtime, poor support, and the like). HostGator also looked nice, but I ultimately chose the one I did because they make a point of keeping out the nonsense and the fact that they host reputable sites. What justification do you have for not liking them?
It's neither of those, but their website has an inappropriate word on their front page.
Oh, I just assumed it was Ghesi because that was the only 5 letter-long web host that started with g and ended with i that I could think of.
Why did you rollback my edits?
We do not advertise the fact that a user is banned any more than the software automatically does. This goes against Scratch policy. However, for the Phildude one, you can put it back if you want (I just clicked all of them at once), but only because that was your own account (if that were another user that switched accounts, changing that message would be a violation of userspace.
Alright. I understand now. How many computers do you have running at your house? Just curious.
For ones I use (i.e. not my parents or siblings), just two: my laptop and my raspberry pi. I also have a couple of old ones in my closet (as old as a Macintosh SE!) that I sometimes use, though not routinely.
I was just wondering because you just run so many things.
My websites are hosted off-site, and everything else I do on my Pi or laptop. What other stuff were you thinking of?
Pretty much all you do for the wiki, and your websites. I just have one computer. How many programming languages do you know?
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Well, I run WM on my Pi. Anyway, as for programming languages I know... Scratch, AutoIT, SmallBASIC, QBASIC, PHP/MySQL, XHTML/CSS (not programming languages per se but still important), JS/AJAX, Squeak, Objective-C, Java, C#, Visual Basic, a little bit of Python, Unix Shell, and Windows/DOS Batch.
I am wanting to be a programmer when I grow up. Which languages do you suggest learning. You know a lot of languages! How do you remember all of them?
C and C++ will probably get you the farthest in general software development. Do you have a specific field you want to enter? If so, those often have more specific languages (e.g. PHP for webserver engineering and MySQL for database engineering). I remember the languages because they actually have the same fundamental structure in common, just different ways of expressing it.
I haven't totally figured out what type I want. My uncle is a mainframe programmer in Canada. I would think web development or software engineering. You want to be a transportation engineer, right?
Thanks. I may talk to you after my uncle responds to my email.
I looked at the history and there are like 5 edits that could use suppression. Unfortunately it's taking me a while to figure out which ones, so give me a bit.
Haha. It is pretty funny.
If you can see them, what were my request notes? I kinda remember, but I want to see how much I got right.
They can be seen but only by bureaucrats.
Actually, even bureaucrats can't see them. When a request is accepted, the request notes are deleted immediately, and when it is rejected, they only stay for about two weeks.
That's not so important so much as what was added to the page.
If you want to quit the wiki, that's fine. BTW, I said he does drive new users away, not that he likes to. He might get mad a bit too easily but he's not evil.
I'm just saying I got the message, I don't really have anything to say.
Hey, you should run in the Nike XC meet. Since I think you live in Florida, you would run in the Southeast region. It is on November 29 in Cary, NC. More information can be found on the Southeast Regional website. I am running in the Heartland Region. Our's is on Sunday, November 9. I just wanted to suggest this to you.
Aww... sorry. I registered and got a t-shirt. Off topic: What brand of running shoes do you have?
I wear Asics for regular running shoes, Nike for my spikes. I never really was interested in what I call the "cult" shoes (like Newtons).
I don't have a pair of spikes. Anyway, I wear K-Swiss tube runs. I LOVE them. I got them for like $50. They are super comfortable and they are pretty lightweight.
I don't know. However, if you find out what city I live in, you will need to search through a number on the order of millions to find where I am.
I wouldn't be because I live in pretty much the smack dab center of my town.
Well, I live in Canada, but my ISP is in Oregon so I've got teh shield. However, I do celebrate a fair amount of American holidays.
You live in Canada? Cool!
IP sharing really is not bad, and it's only pinpointed to a general city not your address or anything.
Oof. That is a lot.
Can you undelete help by jb and then move it into his userspace?
Articles on this Wiki need to be about specific topics (e.g. explaining a feature, a tutorial on how to do something, etc). In addition, articles for personal use or chat articles are not allowed. Your article was one where people would ask questions to you, which makes it a chat article and one for personal use. Please read Scratch Wiki:Guidelines and Scratch Wiki:New page policies for more information. If you have any suggestions on how to make those pages clearer, please tell me or another active user.
Ever since I was FTProbbed (jk) I've been wanting the extension UserGroups so I can still edit the group rights. Installing extensions is rare enough I can just ask you.
How often does it come up that you even need to edit group rights?
For one, right now. I'm trying to figure something out w/ it. Two, at least twice a year. Adding and unadding the "view" power for guests.
What exactly are you trying to figure out, and my plan is instead of just linking to the articles, actually move them here. If we just link to them, then it's not even that funny.
Since I changed web hosts for the AF Wiki (along with all of my other stuff), Krett lost FTP access (and therefore the ability to edit localsettings.php) because I can't create secondary FTP accounts.
Oh, and that extension is very good because you can create User Group and give them ANY permissions on a Web interface.
Linking to the wiki is better because 1) of the random page button and 2) It gives us more options.
What new options would it give?
The random page button would be a little nice, but as derpmeup said, what "options" would it give us? Anyway, as I said before, it's way funnier to have it in the actual article than just a link saying "For a funnier version of this article, go here".
Hey jvvg, I just got back from the Nike Heartland meet that I was running at. I ran the 5K in 25:42 which it 5 seconds faster than my last 5K. I wish you could run in your Nike meet. Thanks!
Yeah, I do too. Sadly, my season ended three weeks ago so I'm just doing winter training right now.
Cool. My season ended on September 8th. I have been done for a long time.
Yeah, I'm now just getting ready for track. I hope to break 5:00 at the first meet I run.
Yeah. My most recent mile (a time trial we did in practice) was a 5:02.
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Wow! That is really good! I can only run about an 8 minute mile by myself. I have never done a 1 mile race.
:P Thanks, but even at 5:02, I'm only #8 on my team for the mile (#9 for the 5K, my season would end next week if I were #7 or better).
What?! O_o What's the time of #1 on your team?
15:45 in the 5K, 4:29 in the 1600 (mile).
? What do those numbers mean?
Never mind. Sorry I am sleepy because of my 5K and it is only 5:45 where I live.
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Yeah, workouts and races can make one tired. (Offtopic: I'm expecting an important email, so every time I get an email from one of these messages I'm really hopeful that it's the email I'm waiting for, but sadly it's just MediaWiki).
You have it email you every time you have a message? Offtopic: Who is sending you that important of an email?
Yeah, it does. I probably should disable that. It's just useful when I'm away from the Wiki for extended periods of time and would like to know if anybody contacts me. The email I am expecting is from Github, as I signed up for the student pack.
What does the Student Pack do?
It gives me a bunch of free stuff, including a TLS certificate for my website.
I just looked it up. So it just gives you free software? Have a good dinner too jvvg.
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ Yep, just free software. However, that's still pretty useful.
Odd. Sorry for saying that, then.
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August was FULL! I was in my community rotation and switched to my foodservice in a school system rotation, we traveled to Michigan for a family reunion, we traveled to Chicago to visit friends and to see Hamilton, we started remodeling our kitchen…it's been a full but fun month.
I've made my own macadamia nut milk, but I hadn't tried any pre-made before and this stuff is so GOOD! It's subtly sweet (although unsweetened) and a great addition to cold brew or smoothies or anywhere else you would want to use milk.
As soon as I saw this recipe I immediately pinned it to make that weekend. I was able to use zucchini, tomatoes and basil from my garden in this one! The polenta is so creamy and Brian commented that the dish was restaurant quality. Thanks, Alex for a fantastic dish!
This is the set up of a tasty slow cooker ratatouille I was re-shooting to share with you all…but I just have to share it here because ALL of those tomatoes and that zucchini are from my garden. I'm still in disbelief.
I am back in the half marathon training mode again as I prepare for the Monumental Half Marathon in November.
I love that race course because it hits so many Indianapolis hot spots, and after being away for a few years it will be great to visit some of those places on foot in this race!
If you are new to the blog, you may not know about my love for Pure Barre because I have been doing other things for my workouts recently but last summer Pure Barre was my jam! I absolutely love that style of class. Pure Barre just released a brand new class called Pure Empower, which is more of a high energy, cardio class with some of the small toning Pure Barre movements mixed in.
The class utilizes weights strapped to ankles (only for one song), strapped to wrists (again only for a song or two), light weights and a platform. I loved the class and think it's a great mix-up from the typical Pure Barre workout. Can't wait to try it again!
Brian and I attended the fair for the first time together (it was Brian's first time ever!) and had a blast sipping on milk shakes, checking out the animals, and learning from the many many exhibits.
Brian turned 30 in May, and my gift to him was tickets to Hamilton in Chicago. We took full advantage of the weekend and spent time with some of our friends from college. We explored roof top bars, took a boat tour of the city, brunched and walked all over. It's been a while since Brian and I have traveled to Chicago, so it was really fun to be in the bustle of the city!
I wrapped up the first round of my community rotation in August, but had a blast throughout the entire thing. I was able to participate in community education, grant writing, visiting urban farms, educating about reducing food waste, and developing an educational component of my own. It was a great first round, and I'm excited that I get to go back two more times!
Last week, I started my rotation in school foodservice. I honestly had zero expectations walking in, but I am continuously impressed by the beautiful presentation of the school lunch, the wide variety of options for the kids, and the way that my preceptors are working to make improvements. I'm looking forward to learning even more!
A couple of weeks ago Brenna flew into Indy from Denver and we drove up to Fort Wayne to surprise my mom and celebrate her birthday. We spent time walking around the zoo, grilling and hanging out with all of our pups in my parent's backyard. It was another really great family weekend.
The first week in August a wall in our kitchen was taken out.
Since then, many other changes have happened and we are getting close to the tail end. It's exciting, but I'll be honest in saying I am so ready for our house to be back in working order!!
I absolutely LOVE seeing what you guys make 🙂 Thanks so much for sharing!
That's all I have for the month of August. Hoping yours was FANTASTIC and wishing you a happy September and Labor Day weekend!
Share something from your month of August in the comments section.
I have never seen or made macademia nut milk – will have to look for it. Sounds so good!
This is such a cute post! I've been wanting to try macadamia nut milk; I think you've convinced me!
Thanks, Shannon! I hope you like the macadamia nut milk!
Have wondered about the macadamia nut milk! Glad to see you liked it. Also, YAYYYY for a kitchen remodel – can't wait to see the finished product!


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Here's What I Think About That
We are all swept into this river of life
Posted Friday, March 27, 2020 1:30 am
Lisa Bryan, Executive Editor, KP News
"Oh, forget the guidebook, it'll only scare you," he said, his voice echoing off the deep walls of the canyon. "Head straight down the middle and watch out for the big hole on the left."
Those cavalier words were mostly bluff, a typical joke made by crusty whitewater river guides. I was piloting one of a small flotilla of rafts piled high with all the gear and provisions required to see us safely through three weeks on the Colorado River without sign of civilization or hope of resupply.
The time for scouting the rapid had passed and the roar grew louder with each stroke of the oars. The channel narrowed as time compressed, distorting our senses just before the telltale splashes of whitewater burst up from beyond the horizon line, where the river disappeared over the edge.
The pace quickened as we slid onto the smooth, glassy tongue of the rapid, rowing forward into deafening white madness.
We are all swept into this river of life, connected by the invisible threads that bind our lives and futures together.
As a community, the Key Peninsula is like no other I've ever known. The strength of our collective character has been tested time and again, but like all communities across the globe, we must push away what divides us and rally together to resist impact of the coronavirus on our community. We are all swept into this river of life, connected by the invisible threads that bind our lives and futures together.
Living along the Cascadia subduction zone, preparation for natural disaster is a way of life. But the novel coronavirus pandemic is different. It may have far reaching consequences for everyone on Earth, whether they become ill or not.
A recent analysis published in Health Affairs projected that 20.5 million Americans could require hospitalization due to COVID-19. If the infection curve is not flattened and the pandemic peaks over six months, there would be a needs gap of 295,350 ICU beds. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in March that 38 percent of those currently hospitalized in ICU with COVID-19 range from 20 to 54 years old. We are all vulnerable.
Gov. Jay Inslee has, as of press time, avoided a total lockdown of Washington state, believing instead in the people of Washington to do the right thing without curtailing civil liberties, which has happened in a growing number of other states with even fewer confirmed cases.
U.S. Rep. Derek Kilmer (D-6th) joined a bipartisan group of 17 members of Congress from the Pacific Northwest March 20 calling for more ventilators to be sent to the region and to begin national manufacturing of more. Data collected by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the American Association for Respiratory Care show that Washington, Idaho and Oregon have only 13 ventilators per 100,000 people compared to the national median of 21 per 100,000.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper announced he will provide 2,000 ventilators to HHS, noting resources are especially needed here.
The Key Peninsula benefits from a strong and resilient community, filled with people whose first thoughts race toward how they can help. "Put me to work. What can I do?"
To be of service to others we must remain healthy.
That means staying home. But that doesn't mean you can't be helpful. Call your friends, commiserate with your family, check in with your neighbors. The simple gift of hearing a friendly voice on the other end of the line is powerful emotional support in itself.
The difficulty here is accepting the fact that staying home, for all but essential personnel, is the ideal way to slow the spread of the virus.
Just because we don't feel sick doesn't mean we're virus-free. Many people can and do carry the virus without developing symptoms of COVID-19. The vast majority of those who become ill will recover in time but could still spread it for up to three weeks.
There are local opportunities to volunteer, along with growing lists of local, state and federal resources available online at keypennews.org by clicking on our COVID-19 Resource Page for the most accurate and timely community information available on the KP.
But the very best way you can join the effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus is to stay home, work from home if you can, and follow all the safety measures you'll find in this month's edition of Key Peninsula News.
We need everyone in this fight to stop the pandemic. Collectively, we have far too many people dear to us to attempt anything less.
I believe in the power of this community to unite for the common good, with all of my heart.
Keep the faith that we'll all come out with the rafts right side up at the bottom of this rapid. And trust that if you do end up in the water, we'll be right there with a line to pull you back to the boat where you belong.
Be Kind. Be Patient. Be Safe.
Into the Dark Times
Living the Pandemic Life

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On Wednesday, January 14, 2015 at 6:30pm at 51 Concord Street, Peterborough, All Saints' Church will welcome Bishop Hirschfeld for the Celebration of New Ministry for the Reverend Jamie L. Hamilton. This Celebration is a service to mark the formal Institution and Induction of the Rev. Hamilton as Rector of All Saints' Church and includes a celebration of the Eucharist, with our Bishop presiding and preaching.
The community will join to celebrate the Rev. Hamilton's ministry among us and a new season of life and ministry together in Christ's name at All Saints' Church.
The service will feature a recommitment of shared ministries, a special Litany of Renewal of the Church, a Covenant of Mutual Ministry and the exchange of symbolic gifts of ministry: water for baptism, a Bible for proclaiming the gospel, keys to doors open for all people and a candle representing the light of Christ.
Following the service, there will be a reception in Reynolds Hall. All are welcome to the service and the reception. For more information please contact the church office at 603/924-3202.


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Him and Her: Spike Jonze reveals why the OS of the future is all talk
From Siri to Samantha, Her sees an operating system finally finding its voice
Joaquin Phoenix stars as Theodore in Her
Spike Jonze on people and technology
Spike Jonze on how technology changes us
This is an old feature that has been republished for TechRadar's Movie Week. The original piece was published in 2014.
With the words "OK, Google" inching closer to everyday use and Apple desperately looking to raise Siri beyond gimmick, it's clear that computing companies are trying to find their true voices when it comes to OS interaction.
Fiction it may be but if the movie Her is anything to go by, then the future of device communication will certainly be through speech – speech that moves way beyond simple commands and into full-blown conversation.
The film's plot, when said out loud, may raise eyebrows. Joaquin Phoenix plays Theodore, a lonely writer who is helped over a breakup by the arrival of a new operating system in his life, Samantha, voiced by Scarlett Johansson.
In a lesser director's hands, this is a film premise that would fall flat but under the guidance of Spike Jonze (Being John Malkovich, Where The Wild Things Are) it's elevated to something special.
Her's take on AI leans heavily on intelligence, while almost completely disregarding the artificial. It's a wonderfully warm movie that presents a future that's only a beat or two away from the modern day; a world that's awash with technology but the gadgets used are kept very discreet.
Phones are spoken to through hidden earpieces, with the devices themselves looking more like delicate cigarette holders than ever-increasing rectangles.
People, Theodore included, still sit at computers but everything is controlled by voice. Everyone is talking but for the most part it's operating systems that are being chatted to. And these systems chat back.
Technology outpacing people
"There used to be a whole support system and now we don't have it – now we have our iPhone."
TechRadar was lucky enough to sit down with Spike Jonze before the premiere of Her in the UK where he revealed that despite the plot's futuristic focus, the idea that the operating system in Her acts as a support network, is something that's steeped in history.
"The way I see it is that we have lived in civilisation for the last 10,000 years. We have been turned from hunters and gatherers into a cultural-based society and from that point on, from when we started agriculture, villages, building towns our lives have definitely got much faster paced," says Jonze.
"And in the last 10 years things have gotten exponentially faster paced."
With the growth of technology in the last decade, particularly our reliance on smartphones, it's clear that Jonze is sensitive to how technology is now key to all of our lives, for better or worse, but there is a worry that technology is outpacing the people that operate it.
Her has been Oscar nominated for Best Film and Screenplay
"I can't imagine that our psychology in that time has kept up with this pace," explains Jonze. "That seems like something to think about, with finding ways to be kinder on ourselves, feel empathy for ourselves, help us deal with the situations that we put ourselves in.
"In history there was better support. You used to live in villages with your elders that you could talk to, or priests who were much more important, or the witchdoctor. Whoever it was there was a whole support system and now we don't have it – now we have our iPhone."
With such importance laid firmly on our gadgets, their access to the web and its seemingly infinite pool of knowledge, Jonze does believe that technology has the potential to burden us to the point of burn-out.
"I think about the way that the phone I carry is now part of me. How much of our life is through our phones, our computers, through our texts, through our emails. How much of our day is spent taking in information, receiving and replying to communication. It's so much," he says.
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A path to your right will take you past the large concrete water tank – built in the mid 1930's, it provides water for all of the property. In 1924-5 the sewage and septic system was installed along with the electric light plant. Looking to your right you will see the MacKillop wing built in 1961 which today has modern guest rooms. The centre swimming pool can be seen in this photograph.


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Barbara is an established director and choreographer . Having directed Peter Pan 14 times since 2000 she has created flying sequences on a yearly basis working alongside Broadway specialists.
Her career as a Director and Choreographer began when she choreographed the winning entry for Finland in the World Show Dance Championships and this led to her commission to create " Kabuki " for the Oslo Dance Company in Norway.
She has choreographed all aspects of theatre dance from Aida for the Nonsuch Opera company to working with the Tussaud Group developing and integrating acrobats and dancers within the Contemporary Circus shows for Chessington World of Adventures. Musicals include " Little Shop of Horrors " ( Jersey Opera House ) , " Song for Rocky " ( Epsom Playhouse ) , " Grease " ( Jersey Opera House ) and a musical European tour for Open Wide International.
She was appointed Movement Director for the long running musical " Ikeano " in Dublin, Manchester The Lowry and tour for 4 years.
In 2002 she began working with Bourne Leisure using singers and dancers in a musical theatre format and continued this relationship for 5 years also choreographing the soul singer Angie Brown's street dance show.
Her work as a Director commenced in 2000 with Peter Pan for Qdos Entertainment and through this association she has worked and directed David Essex , Paul Nicholas, Aston Merrygold ( JLS ), Julian Clary and many stars of the UK entertainment industry. With MBP Productions and P & O / Ocean Village she returned to circus with an aerial spectacular integrating singers , dancers and international circus artistes which ran for a 5 year contract.
Other choreographic works include The Danny La Rue Gala at the London Palladium in Aid of The Artistes Benevolent Fund and The Ian Sandy Gala at the Birmingham Hippodrome.
In 2009 she attended the Stagone Producer's course . Stageone is deicated to supporting new producers and productions in order to sustain the future of quality commercial Theatre in this country . It is funded by the Society of London Theatres . She followed this With a week with The Generating Company in France developing knowledge in all Aspects of large scale theatre production.
She has recently choreographed and co-created Piano Legends for the Warner Leisure Brand and this show is currently playing across all UK venues.
This year she will be again working with Michael Harrison and The Twins FX team at the Newcastle Theatre Royal in addition to directing Craig Revel Harwood in Peter Pan.
Barbara's own commissions are renowned for their narrative structure and innovative vision using quality elite dancers to produce creative excellence.
Her experience has crossed many sectors and has led to the multi - dimensional nature of her work.


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Unfortunately my child theme replaces the parent theme and newly created theme is applying when i activate child theme and there is no parent theme style is applied on webpage.
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The president is to impose sweeping import duties on steel and aluminum, citing national-security concerns – though details are scant. It'll help domestic steelmakers. But the move ignored some U.S. agencies and could deliver a blow to vital allies like Canada and South Korea.
President Donald Trump on March 1 announced that he will impose a 25 percent tariff on steel imports and 10 percent duties on aluminum imports next week. He provided few details on the decision.
Speaking at a meeting of industry executives, the president said he was seeking to rebuild the country's steel and aluminum industries.


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SMITHFIELD, R.I. – Despite a great second half for the Bryant University women's soccer team, the team fell to league leaders Central Connecticut on Friday evening.
Location: CCSU Soccer Field | New Britain, Conn.
"As the score shows, we raised our game in the second half. Moving forward, I think we'll play with at least the same level of toughness and determination that we showed in the second half from the start of the game."
After Central was able to force a turnover in their defensive half, Jenna Rae Covello ran down the right flank and sent a low cross to the feet of Tess Atkinson who was able to put it away to give the Blue Devils all they would need.
12th minute – Central Connecticut 1, Bryant 0 – Charlotte Maurer gave the Blue Devils the early advantage by getting free in the box and heading Carla Jackson's corner kick into the bottom corner.
40th minute – Central Connecticut 2, Bryant 0 – Atkinson was able to get a sliding touch on Rae Covello's cross and put it high over sophomore keeper Meghan Dalton (West Hartford, Conn.) to double the advantage.
57th minute – Central Connecticut 2, Bryant 1 – After Bryant displayed great pressure to begin the half, junior Jaden McCarthy (Smithfield, R.I.) made sure they had something to show for it by putting home a loose ball in front. Sophomore Jamie Irwin (Succasunna, N.J.) drove the ball into the box and it hit the crossbar on the bounce, popping free for McCarthy.
McCarthy's goal is the first of the season for the junior and the second of her career. Her only other goal was an 87th-minute game-winner in her freshman season.
The assist for Irwin is the first point of her career, coming in her 29th appearance.
Dalton made 12 saves on the evening, the fourth-most in Bryant history. Eight of those came in the second half.
Along with McCarthy, sophomore Caitlyn Linden (Newtown, Conn.) put a shot on frame. She now has three in her previous two matches from the back line.
Bryant returns home for their final two home matches of the season on Friday and Sunday. They host Robert Morris at 3 p.m. on Friday for their Bulldogs vs. Breast Cancer match and then Senior Sunday against LIU Brooklyn will start at 1 p.m.


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Saratoga: Woman killed by Google-contracted bus…
Saratoga: Woman killed by Google-contracted bus at West Valley College
By Robert Salonga | rsalonga@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: January 4, 2017 at 1:20 pm | UPDATED: January 5, 2017 at 5:58 am
SARATOGA — A 51-year-old San Jose woman died after she was hit by a Google-contracted charter bus at the West Valley College campus on a rainy Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.
The collision was reported about 5:15 p.m. when a southbound bus was turning left from Fruitvale Avenue onto Athletics Way, according to the West Valley-Mission Community College District Police Department. The victim was in the roadway when she was hit.
She was rushed to Valley Medical Center where she died from her injuries, police said. She was identified as Xiaolan Luo. Officials said she was not a student or affiliated with the college.
No one on the bus was injured. The bus driver stopped and cooperated with investigators, and police said there are no signs that the driver was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Heavy rain and winds were in the area when the collision occurred.
Additional details about the collision were not immediately available. Investigators are interviewing witnesses to determine whether the victim was in a crosswalk when she was hit, according to the college.
Authorities believe that Luo worked in some capacity, possibly as a physical therapist, at the nearby Saratoga Retirement Center, and was walking from there to a bus stop at Fruitvale and Allendale avenues, about a quarter-mile north of the collision site.
The bus was operated by Storer Coachways, a company with offices in San Francisco and Modesto. Officials said the company was contracted by Google to shuttle employees to and from the West Valley parking lots, which are made available to the employees through an arrangement with the college.
"A tragic accident took place last night involving a Storer bus and a pedestrian near West Valley College in Saratoga," reads a statement from Storer. "We are greatly saddened for this loss and offer our heartfelt condolences and prayers to the family. We pledge our assistance in cooperating with state and local authorities in the investigation."
West Valley president Bradley Davis also offered sympathies to the victim's family.
"Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers go out to the family of the victim. We will provide whatever assistance possible to help them during this difficult time," Davis said in a statement. "We take great effort to provide a safe environment for our students, staff and the community."
The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office traffic accident reconstruction team is assisting with the collision investigation. Anyone with information about the case can contact police at 408-741-2068.
Robert Salonga
Robert Salonga is a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter covering criminal justice and public safety for The Mercury News. A San Jose native, he attended UCLA and has a Master's degree in journalism from the University of Maryland. He previously reported in Washington, D.C., Salinas and the East Bay, and is a middling triathlete. Reach him the low-tech way at 408-920-5002.
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Bayview Development, the developer of Miro, a two-tower residential project, has bought an older two-story building on East Santa Clara Street between Third and Fourth streets, according to Santa Clara County property records filed on July 15.
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Today cultured pearls represent over 98% of the pearls sold worldwide.
the freshwater cultured pearls, mostly Chinese, naturally white and pink but also color treated.
The grading of tahitian pearls is based on the Tahitian deputy assembly laws nÅã 2005-42, APF dated 14 February 2005, and 2004-29, APF dated 12 February 2004.
4 grades, from A to D based on flaws, blemishes and luster.
The diameter (the weight) is also important to price pearls.
The black-lipped pearl oyster "Pinctada margaritifera var. cumingi " is renowned for its shell and the quality of its mother of pearl which is still used for the button industry but even more today for furniture decoration and many luxury goods.
In Polynesia, handicrafts in nacre is increasingly creative and gives way to genuine works of art. The cosmetics industry is also interested in biochemical characteristics of mother of pearl and many brands offer products containing extracts of nacre.


We talk to Hitman: Absolution Gameplay Director Christian Elverdam about Agent 47′s newest adventure, and some of the exciting new modes we'll see this November!
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that we can comfortingly store it for many days.This recipe for nimki is mostly done during durga poja time and stored in airtight containers to serve as evening tea time snack.Usually for namak para it is cut into diamonds and fried but for the proper authentic recipe for nimki its folded to diamond shape!thats the specialty of this nimki recipe.While frying don't fry it in very hot oil bring down the flame to medium low and fry otherwise insides will not cook and outside alone will be crisp.Adding chat masala gives nice flavour to this dish.
1.In a large bowl add maida,salt,jeera and ghee mix well till like bread crumbs.
2.Now add needed water and form a stiff dough keep it covered for 30 minutes.
3.Now take small part of dough roll in circular shape smear it with little ghee and sprinkle chat masala over it.
4.Then fold it into half then again smear with ghee and sprinkle chat masala then fold it to make triangle.
5.In same way use up all the dough and prick the triangles with fork.
6.Heat up oil and when it heats up bring heat to medium low for frying.
7.Fry till golden and crisp take out and store in airtight container to enjoy as an evening tea time snack.
These Look Like Plain Old Homemade Fried Dough. But After I Took A Bite I Discovered THIS Surprise..
My all time favorite snack. These look so nice, flaky and crisp.
Nimkis look super tempting and delicious..perfect to go with a cup of coffee!!….perfectly made!!
Wow! Nimkis looks so crispy and inviting.. You have perfected it Vani and that presentation is just wonderful!
Yummy, crispy and addictive snack!!
Such a yummy snack, recently tasted in my friends home..
Delicious and yummy snack dear.Great go.
Truly truly amazing looking Nimkis. How beautifully and so perfectly you have executed the whole thing. So so proud of you dear, that inspite of being new to this cuisine, you have put up a winner of a recipe. The nimkis are delectable and are urging me to dive in right away.


Members of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee are co-sponsoring legislation to authorize $3.9 billion to create a national architecture enabling first-responder agencies to communicate wirelessly.
The Improve Interoperable Communications for First Responders Act of 2005 (ICOM Act) includes $3.3 billion over five years for short- and long-term interoperability initiatives and grant programs, as well as $611 million for the Homeland Security Department's Office of Interoperability and Compatibility for outreach, research, pilot programs and technical assistance.
Co-sponsors of the bill include Sens. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.), the chairwoman and ranking Democrat, respectively, on the committee, as well as Sens. Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii) and Carl Levin (D-Mich.).
"From computer systems to emergency radios, the technology that should allow the different levels of government to communicate with each other too often is silenced by incompatibility," Collins said in a news release. "Clearly, the barrier to a truly unified effort against terrorism is a matter of both culture and equipment. This legislation will help break down that barrier."
Interoperable communications for first responders has been a key issue for the Homeland Security Department since it was founded. The inability of firefighters to communicate easily by radio with police officers on scene at the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, is considered a factor in many of their deaths.
Many radio systems used by police, fire and other emergency departments nationwide are incompatible with each other and with units used by neighboring agencies, hampering a regional, coordinated response.
State and local agencies can apply a portion of the $3 billion made available in federal homeland security grants each year toward new radio and wireless equipment and connectors, towers and devices to link equipment. However, there is no dedicated fund for such programs, and progress has been difficult to measure.
The ICOM Act would offer dedicated funding and focus much greater attention on the concerns, the co-sponsors said.


Daily schedules and routines help keep you organized. Research shows they also influence children's social and emotional development. Learn how to develop your classroom schedules and routines in ways that will help you create and sustain a lively but well-organized classroom.
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Grounding Language Practices in Preschool Classrooms with Dual Language Learners: What Is a Planned Language Approach and Why Is It Important?
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Richard Molinas (17 November 1911 – 1975) was a British stage and film actor. A character actor, he appeared in a number of supporting roles in postwar British cinema as well as occasional television appearances.

Filmography

References

Bibliography
 James Robert Parish & Michael R. Pitts. Hollywood on Hollywood. Scarecrow Press, 1978.

External links

1911 births
1975 deaths
British male film actors
People from London

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Urby post is a series of your letters and mails to us. These are stories that have often inspired our team to keep working harder.
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Ruefle takes this idea of a poetic metaphor- the exchange between two smaller things- and brings out of it a luminous and large life philosophy. This is something she seems to do throughout the whole book and it made me reflect on it as what I have done and continue to do in my own work and life. To find big, great ideas, sometimes we must put our focus in the small and trivial. Details radiate outwards, becoming metaphorical events.
Instead, within these large, awe-inspiring and complex subjects, we have to pick out the minute details that illuminate qualities of what we would like to express. Afterwards, we can connect the small things to the big things through metaphor. Only then we can start creating a multi-layered piece of work, building it all upwards towards the big idea, the broad philosophy.
For example, in a previous solo I choreographed and performed, I wanted to speak about ritual and tradition, so my co-director and I started by playing with classical Hindu hand gestures and the physical motions of baking a holiday cake. None of these details would be directly visible to the audience in the final piece, but they were like the first drops of honey on a blank slate, ready to attract the bees.
These small steps add depth to the process, so that when you see the final product- a poem, a dance, a book, a photograph, anything- the viewer feels something working and churning underneath the surface and can find a larger personal connection somewhere in the complexity and madness. This is exactly the sensation one is left with after reading Madness, Rack, and Honey; a self-reflective, inspired state and a desire to begin to dig into the details of your own creative life.
"It is what poetry does to the world, what poets do with words, and what words will do to a poet.
The act of baking is almost like a tangible version of this whole creative process. Small details, ingredients carefully chosen, coming together to create a big beautiful picture- something delicious to sink your teeth into.
Cold cubes of butter, bright and fresh pops of raspberries, a zingy hint of lemon and a sticky-sweet honey bath are the beautiful details that make up these scones. They are bright and fresh, full of deep flavor and butter-y, flakey goodness with each bite. You'll want two of these honey-soaked treats with your morning coffee or tea and another one or two for an afternoon snack.
Go grab a book + make some breakfast.
Preheat your oven to 400ºF (205ºC) and line a baking tray with parchment paper.
In a large bowl, use a pastry cutter or two knives to combine the flour + cold butter until you have pea-sized crumbs. Alternatively, you can pulse the flour + butter in a food processor just a couple times to reach the same consistency, then transfer it to the bowl. Add in the baking powder, sugar, salt, fresh raspberries and toss together. In a small bowl, whisk together the eggs, honey, yogurt + lemon zest until smooth. Add the wet ingredients to the dry and carefully stir with a wooden spoon or your hands just until a shaggy dough comes together. It's okay if the raspberries get a little smashed. On a clean, floured surface, roll or pat out the dough into a large disc, about 1-1.5 inches (3-4cm) thick. Using a round cookie cutter or the top of a glass (roughly 2.5 inches/6cm in diameter), cut out your scones and place them on the prepared baking tray. Gather up the scraps, roll them out and continue until all of the dough is used up. Bake for about 12-15 minutes or until lightly golden brown.
While the scones cool, make the glaze by whisking all of the ingredients together in a medium bowl. Start with 4 tbsp of milk and add an extra if it is still too thick. It should be creamy and not too runny. Dip the top of each scone carefully into the glaze, let some excess drip off, and the place back on the parchment paper to let the glaze set. If you want them extra honey-ed, you can double dip once the first layer has dried. Serve the scones warm with coffee or tea.


Thanks Beth….taking notes! That carpet, makes me shudder! That was my only wish for this year, please NO CARPET! That would be my tip, try to find a place with hard floors to avoid cardiac arrest while kids are doing messier projects.
Yeah, that might be one of the most important tips. I hope this year's organizers are keeping that in mind. We're talking such wonderful supplies as paint, glitter, glue, juice … really not carpet friendly.


The small, waterproof device easily secures beneath a swim cap and transmits an audible tempo beep. Adjustable tempo offers the ability to identify and maintain an ideal pace. Now with the option to replace the battery, the Tempo Trainer Pro will last multiple lifetimes. Three different training modes offer ultimate customization. The Tempo Trainer Pro includes a clip for dryland exercise.


People add emojis and phrases. You would prefer to have these programs on your devices so that you can quickly create the word art. English notebook cover by Ace Acedemic! This part of Edudemic is meant to offer you, the teacher, some of the best and most popular resources available today. If I wanted to, I could tweak it a bit with a different font, or change the orientation of my words. Try it or use Cool Text, one of our favorites. A quick way to do this is to keep pressing alt-tab.
You can upload an image and use it to set the shape of your word cloud. Save options have been provided in the traditional jpeg format with options to get print-outs. In addition, this one does not need email or login and the free usage is to promote the nonprofit concept. Our mission is to be the one platform you use when you want to record audio, share it or save it for the future. Together you watch opinions become artwork instantaneously.
Learn how to code in Gephi For developers only. You can customize the subject, that is to say change the font size, format and color. They left their home in Cambridge, Mass. View some examples created by others. The audience adds words to your word cloud live using their phones. It feels like a simplified version of WordCloud. What you see is what you get.
You can tweak your clouds with different fonts, layouts, and color schemes. There is a library for the same which can be used extensively. Word Artists contain many text styles and effects. The application enables the word cloud to be personalized as per requirement and lets you choose the font, color theme, and the size as well. Afterward it turns into the perfect souvenir of your session. Features WordItOut is the word cloud generator that gives you control with many custom settings. How to create word cloud? The images you create with Wordle are yours to use however you like.
If you have used Wordle at any time you will find this to be a great alternative. A quick note: is quite easily the most popular word cloud generator out there. You can choose the best one you are comfortable with for creating the word art. The software described above will help you to do the same. Feel free to click the pictures and play with them in Tagxedo. First, it has emoji support, which greatly expands your creative possibilities.
It has a huge number of templates for creating different styles of words. Word Art is used on many occasion. Art Text for Mac Details Rating: 4. You can create attractive word art from the collection available along with this software. You can create the Word Art very simply and easily to send it out to your friends for verification.
To learn more about this project, read the Frequently Asked Questions below: Current Videos Click the picture to watch the video - Click the link below the picture to visit a related listening activity. Make Word Mosaic one is from Image Chef and is one of the best creative tools you can find for your classroom. Camtasia 7-Two sets of videos All the videos I have made on this site use Camtasia 7. According to , in elementary school McMillan would spend more time creating WordArt titles for his book reports than actually writing them. It does require Java though so Chrome users might have some trouble. You'll also be able to type in words to look up in the search-as-you-type dictionary on the included toolbar.
It is very easy to use as you need not to have any graphic design knowledge. VocabGrabber is one great creative tool that helps students analyze a set of words. She also reviews various career-oriented programs to help the young and budding children. Here are a few of my favourites. You simply create an empty word cloud with a prompt or a question, and embed it into your presentation slide. This one too does not require email or login, though it would make sense to go through the terms and conditions before setting off.


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Expedited Shipping -- Did You Get It When You Ordered?
Discussion in 'Buying Tips and Advice' started by bobber205, Jun 20, 2006.
Expedited shipping? Let's see... I received my brand new (and fully upgraded) MacBook Pro exactly two days after I paid for it online (ebay). Shipping was free and I didn't pay tax because it was outside my state. And all that for only $2599.00 so yes, it was worth it, I guess.
How early in the morning do you wake up on Christmas (or insert equlivlant gifting holiday) day?
In CA, there isn't an issue. So no. but when I use other venders other than Apple, it does make a difference. Also, upgrading you shipping makes the shipment more secure. From time to time employees nic things, and because of the tracking, or perhaps because the stuff doesn't sit around much, supposedly Overnight or 2nd day is more secure.
I paid $15 for second day shipping, compared to the total cost of the order it wasn't much more. But it shipped on the morning of June 19, and Fedex now shows it as coming on June 22, which is three days, so I'll just call Apple and ask for a refund. It's pretty standard to get shipping refunds if they don't arrive on time. Except for DHL/Airborne, their shipping times are not guaranteed, which is beyond me.
It is alot more worth it because if you get it regularly, the shipping would take almost if not a whole week to get your computer.
With express, you get it in 3 days. Reason why it takes three days is because it takes a whole day to clear customs. Atleast that was the case for me. My ipod and printer though shipped relatively close to me so it that was like overnight for me.
I didn't see the need to upgrade the shipping and was completely prepared to wait.
I was surprised though that Fedex delivered a day ahead of schedule. It left China on the 15th and arrived here after the weekend on the 20th. Not bad at all!
It's surely better to overestimate than underestimate for shipping companies.
Quick question, if you order several things from Apple, let's say a refurb 1.83GHz MBP and a Brenthaven Metro case, and the MBP says it will ship in 1-3 days and the Brenthaven Metro case says it will ship in 7-10 days, will they ship in the same package or separately? I'm asking because I'm getting expedited shipping, but I don't want to have everything that I'm ordering have to wait on that case to ship in 7 days.
They ship everything separately as it becomes available. It should say something to that effect in your order details at the apple site.
Makes no difference, I've decided to buy the MBP from Amazon, where I can get one day shipping for $3 with an Amazon Prime trial.
I paid for expedited shipping. I ordered my macbook on Friday. I checked my shipping status and it's in Japan with an estimated arrival date of June 26. I wasted $18.
Call apple and ask for your money back. From what I've read around here, you will probably get your money back.


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Bendis Promises "Legitimate Closure" In "Ultimate End"
by Brett White
Big changes are coming to the Marvel Universe as part of the upcoming "Secret Wars" event and nothing will ever be the same again -- especially for the Ultimate Universe. The line-wide event will kick off when the two main Marvel Universes merge into one as a result of an "incursion," an Earth-destroying cosmic event that's been plaguing the pages of "New Avengers." The final fate of the Ultimate line of comics, which launched back in 2000 in "Ultimate Spider-Man" #1 by Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley, will be revealed in a new series from those same creators.
Talking "Ultimate End" with the comic press today was series writer Brian Michael Bendis and series artist Mark Bagley, as well as editor Mark Paniccia and former Ultimate editor Ralph Macchio. Up first, take a peek at two newly revealed covers for "Ultimate End" #1 as well as the cover for "Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man" #12.
The call kicked off with Marvel PR's Chris D'Lando calling back to "Secret Wars," noting that we're about to say goodbye to the Ultimate Universe when it smashes into the Marvel Universe at the start of the event. D'Lando ran through the highlights of the universe's fifteen year run, not the least of which being the beginning of Bendis' career at Marvel. This May, Bendis and Bagley will reunite for a five-issue limited series -- "Ultimate End" -- chronicling the end of the Ultimate Universe. D'Lando called this a somber call, causing Bendis to quip, "This is the first I'm hearing of this! I'll hand in my tear-soaked scripts to you."
When asked about reuniting, Bendis admitted that he and Bagley were put together like a blind date, or like the Spice Girls or Backstreet boys. "Mark was the perfect collaborator for me to start my Marvel career," said Bendis, prompting Bagley to correct him. "I was a cranky bastard to begin with!"
"There were things I needed to know and do better and Mark was very gracious about it and snapped me into shape very fast," said Bendis. "'Ultimate Spider-Man' was greenlit as a mini-series and I kinda pretended that I didn't hear them." Mark Bagley was originally only supposed to do the first arc, but he ended up staying on for 111 episodes. "I kept him interested past the fifth issue and into #111," said Bendis.
Bagley stated that he's proud to have a big run under his belt, saying it's more satisfying than doing a mini-series. "The first issue came out and was so well received by fans, I said 'Can I please stay on?' They'd already hired Leonard Kirk to replace me," revealed Bagley.
"We've worked together on little projects on and off," said Bendis, citing their creator-owned series "Brilliant." "We don't part ways long enough for me to miss him, but I'm not doing ['Ultimate End'] without Mark."
D'Lando then turned the questioning over to Ralph Macchio, who originally edited "Ultimate Spider-Man." "I have to be honest, I did not do the pairing," said Macchio. "That was Joe Quesada. I wasn't familiar with Brian's work... It was Joe who did the pairing and it was absolutely inspired. He picked someone who was a brilliant writer and paired him up with an artist established on '[Amazing] Spider-Man.' I loved working with them, but I was not the guy who put them together."
Bendis also gave a hat tip to former Marvel VP Bill Jemas, who also was influential in matching Bendis to Bagley. "My favorite Ralph memory from those early days was when Ralph called me up and said, 'Of the seven or eight ways you're spelling 'Osborn,' none of them are correct," recalled Bendis.
Mark Paniccia has been overseeing the Ultimate line for seven years now, editing Bendis on "Miles Morales." "I've got a real sense of trust and respect for both of them," said Paniccia. "I knew Brian before the 'Ultimate' days, so I was very familiar with his stuff, and Mark I just had the pleasure of working with on the 'Ultimate' books and 'Hulk.' I can rely on him."
"You don't have to call me every other day to get to work," Bagley chimed in. "I still have a job in this business because editors don't have to call me."
D'Lando switched gears to "Ultimate End," saying there's probably not a lot that can be revealed yet. "Here's what I want to say about this," said Bendis. "What you're getting here is the first announcement past 'Secret Wars.' What you're going to get a sense of from here on out is that these are not tie-ins in the traditional sense. These are very important pieces of the Marvel Universe and for these characters. The tie-ins themselves are actually an event unto themselves. This would be it's own event if there wasn't a 'Secret Wars.' These are gigantic stories and very important, and what comes out the other side is going to be different. These series are setting you up and letting you know what pieces are coming out the other side. That's what I think this first storyline represents. Look how big this is; this is the end of something gigantic we've been working on for fifteen years... This isn't the craziest thing that's going to happen."
Looking back on "Cataclysm," which almost featured the destruction of the universe, D'Lando asked Bagley if he's excited to draw the real end of the Ultimate U. "I'm excited about it. I'm curious to see who's going to go in the gestalt of who's going in. I know Miles is in it, I hope there's Ultimate Squirrel Girl."
"Mark is very emotional," said Bendis. "He's able to draw scenes I pull dialogue off of because the emotions are on the page. Mark has not been given those kinds of scenes to do before, and it ends up he's magnificent at them. I will be tapping right into Mark's ability to get a little tear out of people, and a laugh too."
Attention turned to Miles Morales and his prominent role in "Secret Wars." "[Miles' fandom] started when it first came out and there was a lot of fan art," said Bendis. "People think I went up to Jonathan [Hickman] and told him to use Miles [in 'Secret Wars'], but I came to the big retreat and found out how big a part Miles has and was immensely flattered because I'm over the moon about the reaction to the character. The reaction to Miles is unique and profound. It happens almost daily when someone reaches out to us online with massive cosplay representation or how much the character means to them personally." Bendis adds that most of his interactions with Miles fans ends with a hug. "Creators like Jonathan know that that's happening, and he's also still so wide-eyed fresh to the comic world that he's a very good character to put into a story like this. His perspective is fresh. The Avengers have been through everything, but Miles has not been through everything."
D'Lando then asked all four participants one question: what would they remember most about the Ultimate Universe? "Mine will be the collaborations," said Bendis. "It formed me as the kind of creator that I am. Mark and Stuart [Immonen] and David Lafuente and Sara [Pichelli] and David Marquez, my greatest achievements in comics is working with them... Number two is the reaction to Miles... When 'Ultimate Spider-Man' was announced, it was met with such division online and I was confused about why people were mad about something they hadn't seen yet. The about face when the issue came out, that almost never happens. I was very happy about the whole thing."
"Like Brian said, we make such a great team," added Bagley. "I couldn't stay on a book for 111 issues if I didn't love what I was doing... I only left because I felt like I needed to do something different. I'm proud of that body of work, you can take a weekend to read it. It has ups and downs. My ten-year-old grandson just read the whole series and he just got to the 'Freaky Friday' crossover [where Wolverine and Spider-Man switch bodies] and he was laughing out loud about it... It was magic, I'm getting all weepy about it."
"For me it was watching this secondary Marvel Universe kind of bubble up and not only surviving but thriving," said Macchio. "At the beginning, 'Ultimate Spider-Man' was met with derision, and watching people begin to take notice of this title, and then as we added additional titles, watching each of them become part of a foundation of a fully realized Marvel Universe -- I loved working on these things because I felt like I was in charge of my own version of the Marvel Universe."
"What was out of our control," added Bendis, "was that Mark's art became the face of Spider-Man for years. You'd go to stores and see 'Ultimate Spider-Man.' It's immensely flattering when you think of our meager beginnings."
"I think it's the fact that it changed the paradigm of how fans viewed the Marvel characters," added Paniccia. "I'm proud of all the creators and careers that were launched out of it. There's a lot to be proud of."
A question was asked about when the series takes place in relation to the incursion event. "I don't know what I'm allowed to say," added Bendis. "I'll say concurrently. I'm trying as hard as I can to not accidentally spoil Jonathan's story. I'm not sure what he wants said, but by the end of it, it will all come together."
When asked if the series would crossover with other realities, like the main "Secret Wars" event, Bendis said, "That's a very good question" followed by a humorous amount silence. Bendis did mention that Batman is the one alternate universe character he would like to use. Jokes aside, he added that "this is opening the door to some opportunities that we're glad to make the most of."
A question was asked about the Marquez cover which features a presumed dead Ultimate Captain America; Bendis could not reveal if that means the character is back from the dead or not. "I'm so fearful of Hickman," said Bendis. "I don't want him to snap. I don't want him to come at me!"
Ralph Macchio was asked if he had any idea the Ultimate Universe would last as long as it did. "'Ultimate Spider-Man' was intended as a mini series," said Macchio. "There was no sign this was going to continue. As time went on and we began to add titles and I saw it coalesce and solidify, I began to believe we had something that was going to stay around and in some sense be a competitor to the main Marvel Universe. At the beginning, no I didn't have that vision."
"One thing I would say, at one point along the way, four of five issues into it, we had not had Peter Parker in the costume," Macchio continued. "I remember some people coming to me and asking about the sales on the book. My response was, 'Brian and Mark were telling the story beautifully and we don't have to have him in costume and go that cliche route,' and I stood by that and I believe that was the right take. Let them tell the story the right way, we didn't have to shoehorn in Peter Parker in costume."
A question was then asked about a recent issue of "All-New X-Men," specifically focusing on X-23's question asking if there's a universe where heroes are allowed to be heroes. Bendis acknowledged that he was hinting towards this event. He wanted to get a crossover in with the Ultimate Universe before "Ultimate End." Other hints have been dropped, like a crazy guy in a police station in an early issue of "Miles Morales." "Anything I know that's coming up in comics, I will have a crazy cross-dressing prostitute person yelling about what's going to happen next summer," said Bendis.
A question was asked about the changes made along the way regarding the Ultimate Universe. "We totally changed the tone of the book in issue #13 when Peter came out to Mary Jane," said Bendis referencing the early changes made to the Ultimate plans. "It's never about trying to wrap it up, and I've never had an end idea. When we had the idea to bring Miles in, it changed everything we were doing with the Ultimate Universe yet was an obvious extension of what the Ultimate Universe is supposed to be. You go with it and make the most of it."
Mark Bagley then revealed that Kitty Pryde was his favorite non-Spider-Man Ultimate character to draw. "I gave her a distinctive angular face," said Bagley. "She had distinctive features that made her fun to draw." Bendis added that Miles' costume can be a bit hard to draw, revealing that Joe Quesada made the decision to invert the colors thus making it tougher to draw the webbing. Bendis then told a story about Bagley's decision early on to draw "Ultimate Spider-Man" only from angles he'd never seen before. "It was quite lovely to see in the pencils," said Bendis.
When asked if they could go for another 111 issues with "Ultimate End," Bendis joked that it's his intention to milk this for a while. "I like the long run," added Bagley. "I think it works towards the betterment of the book. The consistency of it, they knew it wasn't going to be someone they don't like. They can pick it up and identify who the characters are because of consistency. It weakens a product when there's a change every six issues."
Bendis was asked if he's sad about writing Miles for the last time, and Bendis caught the loaded nature of the question. The writer did not reveal whether or not this series will be his last work with Miles Morales, adding, "I don't feel sad about anything in this right now. I feel empowered."
Bendis was then asked which Ultimate versions he's most proud of. "Jameson and Ultimate Venom," answered Bendis. "Turning Jonah into a fully-formed person is something I'm not ashamed to say I'm proud of."
"He was really fun to draw, too," said Bagley. "I remember the scene when his son died, and he's standing there in the trench coat... I was having so much fun drawing these characters acting."
"I looked at this as an opportunity to adapt a hero like you adapt a Shakespeare play," said Bendis. "None of Spider-Man was broken. Aunt May wasn't broken. You just evolve them into something more well rounded and use everything that comics does."
"One of the things I really admire Brian for was that we played around with the clone idea again," said Macchio. "I thought that was wonderful. Going back to the clone stuff was like poison, but Brian and Mark did it beautifully." Macchio and Bagley, who were involved with the original '90s clone saga, admitted that doing it the second time in the Ultimate Universe was a bit of a healing process. One remake that didn't take hold was a tailless version of the Scorpion that Bendis tried to push through; "It was hard to write, 'and then he swings his butt!'"
The last question was regarding Ultimate Peter Parker and his recent return. "I knew for a while [that 'Secret Wars' was coming] which was very freeing and allowed me to make a bucket list for the whole universe," said Bendis. "And I wanted to tell the Peter story. I wanted to do the crossover with the X-Men. We've been getting them all done. The story we're telling with Miles Morales will tie into 'Secret Wars' and tie up a lot of really big pieces with the Ultimate chronology. You're going to get legitimate closure with a lot of characters. It's very rare that you get this opportunity to wrap it up. It's like television, when you get a final season. That's how I've been writing 'Miles Morales'... Will you see Peter in 'Ultimate End'? Yes you will."
"Ultimate End" #1 goes on sale in May.
Tags: marvel comics, brian michael bendis, mark bagley, david marquez, secret wars, mark paniccia, ultimate end, ralph macchio
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